Committees Appointed and Y P C U Convention Open
The Y P C U in Boston begins a major gathering with 2500 delegates. Headquarters are set at Every Day Church in Maine and Connecticut, Columbus Avenue Church for many states, and Newton street armory serves as a vast mess hall. Reports and committees are named, tours planned, and a large rally to be held in Faneuil Hall tomorrow.
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Young People’s Christian Union
Christian Endeavor Organization
Y. P. C. U. Society
United States
Every Day Church
Shawmut Avenue
Maine
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
New York
Rhode Island
Tennessee
Maryland
Indiana
Wisconsin
Kansas
Nebraska
California
Washington
Virginia
Idaho
Minnesota
Montana
Florida
Columbus Avenue
Massachusetts
Illinois
Ohio
Vermont
New Hampshire
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Georgia
Texas
Michigan
Missouri
Iowa
Colorado
Oregon
Canada
South Carolina
Alabama
North Dakota
Newton Street Armory
Armory Hall
Church of the Unity
James S. Stevens
Jesse R. Wood
Elizabeth W. Bond
H. E. Williams
S. Maria Davis
Peru Wakefield
Clara Woodman
B. L. Freeman
W. H. McGlauflin
A. R. Heath
Frances J. Skinner
Alfred F Booth
Alberta D. Garber
E. J. Felt
Herbert B. Briggs
Good Citizenship Department
Kingston
N. H
Minnie O. Perry
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
Florence E. Kollick
Pasadena
Cal
F. O. Hall
Lowell
A. J. Canfield
Chicago
Hall
Christian Church
New York City
America
Faneuil Hall
Park Square
New
Aven
New London
Rhute
Fall River
Providence
Stonington
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New Bedford
Kneeland Street
Plymouth
Abington
Duxbury
Abewport
Fail River
Ahkew Bedford
Provincetown
Hatham
Hyannis
A.m
Woolls Hall
Coupe City
Nantucket
Boston & Albany
Marlborg
Fitchburg
Leominster
Old State House
Park Square Station
Mayor Curtis Vetos Large City Borrowing Plan
South Boston letter from T. E. Daly defends Catholic clergy against Dr Brady’s attacks, denounces bigotry and Orangeman ties, and argues for restraint on 1892 borrowing items including engine houses, police boat, and library funds. Daly claims the mayor cannot scale items and predicts only a veto fight if disapproved.</s>
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Boston
Board of Aldermen
Common Council
Critics Back Brady Controversy From Boston Letters
Letters to the editor defend Rev Dr Brady and Catholic readers react to Faneuil Hall remarks. Correspondents argue over insults to Irish Catholics, contend Catholic priests should not be blamed for East Boston parade clashes, and urge calmer, Christian dialogue.
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Jack
Dr. Brady
Brady
America
Boston
Orangemen
Patriotic Sons of America
Boston Harbor
South
T. E. Daly
Trilby
East
Children Health Fund Benefit at Y M C A Hall
An entertaining program at the Y M C A Hall coordinated by the Children’s Health Fund featured Mrs Scottron on piano, stereopticon views led by G W Averell and Mr Thomas Scottron as prestidigitator. Trustees plan to send poor destitute children on a country vacation.
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Y. M .C. A. Hall
Boylston and
Berkeley Streets
Children’s Health Fund
Scottron
G. W. Averell
Thomas Scottron
Murder Arrest in Watertown Over 16 Year Old Minnie Ingersoll
John Hoch was arrested in Watertown New York for the murder of 16 year old Minnie Ingersoll and for shooting farm hand Nicholas P Strife who lived with the Ingersolls. Hoch resisted arrest and attempted suicide. He had previously been convicted of attempted murder in Denmark County and pardoned by the Governor after serving years.
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Watertown
N. Y
John Hoch
Minnie Ingersoll
Nicholas P. Strife
Ingersolls
Hoch
Denmark County
Sea Moss Farine Delivers Nutritious Economical Desserts
A grocer offers Sea Moss Farine claiming it is tooth friendly and nutritious. The package yields 16 quarts for use in various dessert dishes and comes with receipts. Each package is sold through grocers.
Those Welcoming Rhymes Contest for Christian Endeavor
Widespread interest surrounds the Post contest for the best welcome poem to the Christian Endeavor convention. Poems poured in from New England and many Northern States, totaling 2913 entries. Many merit awards exist, though only a fraction can be published. the remaining works are not deemed publishing ready.
Army Greeting to Boston Garrison in Summer Air
Poem praises soldiers marching to defend a nation, honoring North South East and West. It expresses welcome to all who join in noble struggle for peace and humanity. The verse ends with a warm salutation to the army and its cause.
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Boston
Along the Water Front
Commodore H F Tilton of the local customs marine department spends two weeks vacationing at Hampton Beach N H and will return Monday. Two negro fishermen at Lewis wharf sold forty five pounds of flounder for 3 cents a pound. Schooner Harry L Belden will sail from Gloucester after being purchased by J J Fallon and Captain Maurice Whalen. Sagamore arrives Liverpool after repairing from a collision off the Grand Banks and carries several passengers on an abroad outing. Gloucester fishing schooners Rienzi and Fortuna arrive with two crew lost in a dense fog. captains report two men unaccounted while others hope they are aboard another vessel.
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H. F. Tilton
Marine Department
Hampton Beach
N. H
Lewis Wharf
Harry L. Belden
Gloucester
J. J. Fallon
Maurice Whalen
T Wharf
Warren Line
Sagamore
Fenton
Liverpool
Grani Banks
Atlantic Works
F. W. Whittemore
Cambridge
Samuel Co. Bennett
Edwin Farnham
John Greenlaw
The
Fortuna
Joseph Platt
New York
Charles Ross
Newfoundland
Watt Osean
Welcome, Christian Endeavorers to our New England shore
Poem-like welcome from Monroe Skinner at 9 Hammond Street. The piece extols Christian Endeavorers as a noble band marching for faith, virtue, and service. It calls for steadfastness, prayer, and loyalty to their colors while praising religious liberty and charitable works.
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Monroe Skinner
Hammond Street
Welcome to Our Public Garden and Endeavor Band
A lyrical welcome urging fifty thousand visitors to the Public Garden and a Christian Endeavor gathering. It celebrates a unified welcome across classes and locales, with banners, statues, fountains, and elms as symbols of the coming throng and shared purpose.
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WELC
To Christian Endeavor We Welcome Your Visitors Here
A reverent stanza celebrates the Christian Endeavor movement and thanks visitors for their expected positive influence. It speaks of hope, faith, and unity, wishing blessings as Endeavorers arrive. The note is signed from LEXICON in Atlantic Massachusetts.
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P. O
Atlantic, Mass
Welcome to the C Convention Boston Poem Fragment
A ceremonial Boston welcome hymn extols visitors from distant regions as givers of blessings. The verse invokes peace within borders and gratitude for guests, praising manifold lands and their uplift. The piece blends religious homage with civic hospitality and commemorates the welcome in a grand, ceremonial tone.
New York and Parisian Roof Gardens Illustrated
A catalog of illustrated features includes a travel piece on Boston Sunday life on Apple Island and contrasts in divorces among Boston, Chicago, and New York, plus scientific notes on bicycle riding changing human skeletons. It surveys a British general election, vacation trips from Boston, yacht opinions on Defenders, Saratoga gambling resort known as Monte Carlo, and coverage of a Christian Endeavor Convention.
Complete Novel Prompts Spy Post Across Tors and Spira
A seaside collage paper teases a sprawling tale titled Another Complete Novel, blending espionage motifs with a collage of tors and spiraling conspiracies. The note hints at a bold, intricate narrative weaving intrigue, alliance shifts, and shadowed currents through a fractured world.
Endeavor Banner Hymn Led by Shattuck and Newman
Religious march exhortation from Clara L Shattuck and Max H J Newman for Endeavor troops. Addresses Boston addresses and calls to march in unity guided from above. Welcomes a Christian mission group marching in line across communities toward a peaceful sacred shore.
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Max H. J. Newman
Washington Street
Boston
Mass
Welcome home to dear New England by Agnes Sampson Eddy
A Boston text from Milk Street dated July 1 189 featuring a warm welcome to visitors from distant towns. It bids blessings on their stay and asks for renewed zeal for service. The verse ends with a blessing and a farewell wish.
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Boston
Agnes Sampson Eddy
Milk Street
Welcome Boston in the spirit of liberty and honor
Holbrook J. T. Merrick extols Boston's welcome to a visiting freedom cause. The poem lauds Massachusetts' history, martyrs, and the flame around the flag, urging the city to bless the visitors and let their banner bearer’s name light the future. The verse frames a civic tribute to achievement and national hope.
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Holbrook
J. T. Merrick
Welcome to Christian Unity Across Lands
A brief call for Christian fellowship invites believers from near and far to extend welcome and common purpose. It emphasizes outstretched hands, unity, and brotherly love across nations, seeking harmony and shared faith.
Hail Columbia Tribute to Pilgrim Guests in Boston
A ceremonial poem praising Endeavorers and Pilgrims as they welcome guests from native land and foreign homes. It glorifies faith, liberty, and unity, praising Boston and Massachusetts while invoking blessings from God and affection for the visitors. The piece ends with A Puritan's Descendant.
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Columbia
Christ
Boston
C. E
Massachusetts
Old Bay
Plymouth Rock
Welcome Endeavorers on New England coast
A dated welcoming ode from Paulin[e] street Winthrop Massachusetts dated July 9 195. The verse invites Endeavorers to Boston and praises Christian mission aiming to end sin and the dramshop influence. Signed Co L Reed.
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New England
Manna Fed. Co. L. Reed
Pauline Street
Winthrop
Mass
Old Colony System Train Service From Boston Weekdays
New York New Haven Hartford R R Old Colony schedule notice lists weekday only service from Boston with departures and stops noted, indicating limited weekday operation unless otherwise specified.
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New York
New Haven & Hartford
R.R
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